Transcript
Sacha Stone (0:00)
Hi. Welcome to Free Thinking through the fourth Turning. My name is Sacha Stone. The real handmaids of the Woke left. Only one side is obedient and silent, and it isn't the right. All you have to do, I tell myself, is keep your mouth shut and look stupid. It shouldn't be that hard. End quote. Margaret Atwood, the Handmaid's Tale. Last month, Margaret Hoover lobbed Hillary Clinton with sickeningly sweet softball questions for a lengthy interview about her new book. What book was it? Who knows and who cares? Whatever it is, almost nothing in it will be the truth. When asked what advice she would give the first woman president, Hillary paused. What advice do you have?
Riley Gaines (0:50)
The first female President of the United States?
Megyn Kelly (0:55)
Well.
Sacha Stone (0:59)
First of all, don't be a.
Simone Biles (1:02)
Handmaiden to the patriarchy, which kind of.
Sacha Stone (1:08)
Eliminates every woman on the other side of the aisle, except for very few. Lisa Markowski, Liz Cheney. Yeah, there's a few. Look, first we have to get there. And it is, you know, obviously so.
Simone Biles (1:25)
Much harder than it should be.
Sacha Stone (1:28)
So, you know, if a woman runs who I think would be a good president, as I thought Kamala Harris would be, and as I knew I would be, I will support that woman. But she's wrong. Republican women aren't the Handmaids. On the contrary, they put the so called feminists to shame. They aren't afraid of the fanatics on the left who tried to force all of us into compliance. They have spoken out without mincing words about scientific and biological reality. And most importantly, they have been the only women in government willing to stare down the cult that seeks to erase women. Not a single Democrat has that kind of courage, male or female. But it's those who call themselves feminists who have been exposed as cowards and frauds. They are the real Handmaids. I didn't used to think so. I thought Hillary Clinton fought for the rights of women and girls. That's how she sold herself anyway. And liberal women like me bought the lie. I even downloaded an audio copy of the Handmaid's Tale, thinking it would resonate with me as part of the resistance. But as the story unfolded, a chill went down my spine. It didn't remind me of the right, it reminded me of the left. Everything that had happened to us after Trump won the first time and how quickly mass hysteria consumed us and how obedient we all became in the wake of it. As if to prove my point, I knew I could not tell my friends we were the side living in the Handmaid's Tale. And As I began to pull away from my fellow comrades on the left and directly challenge the new rules of the woke, I thought some women who called themselves leaders would rise up and speak out. They never did. And when I realized that the transgender social contagion had captured a generation of young boys and girls and how so many of them were waking up to what had happened to them at the hands of professionals, therapists, clinicians and experts, I waited for strong female leaders to stand up for them, to protect them. They never did. And when the fanatics on the left rewrote the rules of biological reality like there is no difference between men and women, that trans women are women whether they're competing in sports, Jeopardy or chess, I thought the strong female leaders who fought so hard for Title IX would speak up and fight for women and girls to compete fairly. They never did. Hillary Clinton's silence on these fundamental rights to protect women and children has been deafening. Even though her history will be written by pandering sycophants like I used to be, who will never call her out for her silence and complicity, some of us will never forget she and the other feminists leave quite a legacy. A whole generation of young women raised to sell themselves out. Women like Olympic athlete Simone Biles, who exposed herself as a handmaid on Twitter by attacking Riley Gaines in a deeply personal way, calling her a sore loser. Here is Megyn Kelly, 11 time Olympic.